Anna’s basket of hair accessories on her dresser was overflowing, and each time I searched for a matching accessory, I made a bigger mess or couldn’t find what I wanted. I’ve seen so many cute hair bow holders online {Pinterest} and so I attempted to make my own.
I went to the local thrift store and found a frame for
$3.00. While I would have liked a more
ornate frame, this one fit the size I wanted and I knew it would be easy to
drill through and staple. I was at
Michael’s and in their seasonal bins, I found 3 pink crystal looking butterfly
drawer pulls and two votive holders to help create the look I was going for and
was excited that they were all a dollar a piece. I went to the local hardware store and
purchased some one inch chicken wire. I happened to get an email for 50% off of
an item under $30, so the roll of wire ended up being just under $5 and I have
plenty left over to make more for gifts or use for other projects.
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| Frame I found at a Thrift Store $3 |
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| Tealight Holders to use as small baskets to hold small clips, pony tail holders, etc. |
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| Drawer Pulls - to hang headbands |
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| Frame painted Blue |
3 holes were drilled on the bottom of the frame for the pulls to serve as hangers for the headbands. The two votive holders were screwed to the side to serve as holders for small barrettes that don’t easily clip to the wire. The wire was cut and stapled to the frame and 2 hangers were add to the back.
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| Basket & Drawer Pull screwed to the frame |
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| Chicken wire cut to size and stapled to the back |
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| Finished bow holder on the wall |
I’m pleased at how the project turned out and for just around $13.
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